AnnaChef keeps your last scan as your fridge, and Home shows what you can cook from it. Anna remembers what you cooked, who you cook for and the swaps you keep. One reminder the day after, only if you want it. Search also shows recipes from other cooking sites.

Home and Explore are now one page. After a scan, the first row shows what you can cook tonight. Anna has her own tab, Chef, and asks back when one detail matters. The Dietary setting is gone. Tell Anna "I never eat coriander" instead. Also: Filters in one button, Ask Chef from the widget and Siri, and fixes.

Recipes now know their own steps. Every step lists what goes into it, scaled to how many you're cooking for, and each timer has a name, so cooking mode shows "You need" under the step and "Brown the beef" on the Lock Screen. Ingredients and steps can be grouped, like "For the filling", and a step can carry its own photo. Swap or leave out an ingredient. Hold a line on any recipe page and Anna rewrites the steps that use it. Keep the change and it's noted on the recipe for next time. Your own recipes get help. In the recipe form, Suggest lists asks Anna to fill in each step's ingredients and timers from its wording. Start a group with a long press on a line or a step. A recipe saved from a link that came in thin can be filled in the same way. A note after cooking, on any recipe. When you finish, say how it went and leave a note for next time. If the recipe wasn't in My Recipes yet, it's saved there with your note. Also: a time written as "25 to 30 minutes" runs from 25, a sign-in that never answers now says so after 15 seconds instead of spinning, My Recipes search looks inside recipes, Duplicate makes an editable copy of any recipe, and recipe pages open on the Mac again. Plus smaller fixes.

Cooking mode keeps your place. Close it with a timer running and the timer keeps ticking, the Cook button shows the time left, and you come back to the same step. Your scan is safe. Tapping Home no longer throws away your ingredients and results, and the Cook sheet keeps your last scan for a day. Share a collection. Choose Share link in a collection's menu and send it to anyone. They can open it in the app or on annachef.com and save their own copy. Your private recipes stay hidden unless you choose to share them too. Results say what they found. If nothing in the book fits the meal you asked for, Anna says so and offers to write one. The diet you set in Account now applies to every search and every recipe she writes. Also: Explore has meal doors and collection shelves, Collections for your own recipes, a Drinks category, a Dietary row in Account, timers only for a minute or more, and the app reads better with large text and VoiceOver. Plus many smaller fixes.

Ask Anna is now one chat for everything. Tell her what you fancy or what needs using up, like "I have salmon to use up, something Japanese", and she shows you the recipes that fit, best match first. If nothing fits, she can write you one. You can ask her to change a recipe, or ask a question about it, in the same chat. Above the results you'll see what Anna understood from your message. Tap a tag to take it away, or add one of the suggestions to narrow things down. Ask Anna to remember something, like "I never eat coriander", and she'll keep it in mind next time. Everything she remembers is listed in Account, and you can delete any of it. Start a new chat with the button at the top of the chat. Earlier ones are kept under Past chats. There's a new Cook button on every tab. It opens one sheet with every way to find something to cook: scan your fridge, type what you have, browse recipes or ask Anna. Your account has moved to the round button at the top right, which leaves more room in the tab bar. Recipe pages show your own notes in a card near the top, and you can share a recipe from cooking mode without leaving it. Scanning reads ingredients more carefully. Fresh ginger no longer counts as ground ginger, and "1 T" is read as a tablespoon. If an ingredient can't be read, AnnaChef now tells you which one and lets you search without it. Forgot your password? You can reset it from the guest sign-in sheet too.

Search Explore for a dish we don't have yet and Anna will write it for you. She may ask a question first, like how many you're cooking for, then writes the whole recipe using the staples already in your pantry. It saves to My Recipes as your own private copy. You'll see the same offer above close matches and at the bottom of your results. There are now 34 collections to browse. Home shows six of them each day, and See all opens the rest. When a step has two times in it, such as "cook for 2 minutes, then flip and cook for 1", each time is now its own timer. Adding a recipe starts by asking where it's coming from: a link, a photo, some pasted text, or your own typing. If something goes wrong, the message shows on that screen. Ingredient lists are easier to read. An ingredient used twice in a recipe is one line with the total, and notes like "softened" show on the row. Started as a guest but already have an account? You can now sign in to it from the Account tab.

Save any recipe to AnnaChef. Paste a link, or share a page from Safari, TikTok, Instagram or YouTube and choose Save to AnnaChef: the recipe lands in My Recipes as a private copy, photo included, ready to tailor to your fridge. Focus on breakfast, dinner, dessert or snacks before you scan, and the results follow. Staples you scan, like olive oil, garlic or butter, go straight to your pantry instead of crowding the list. A "What can I cook?" widget for your Home Screen and Lock Screen, and an App Shortcut for Siri, open the camera in one tap. Fixes: ingredient names like "ground beef" are read correctly, notes can be cleared, a paused or dismissed timer never rings, and your pantry is tied to your account.

Cooking timers now live on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you can leave the app and still see the countdown. Any time mentioned in a step is a one-tap timer, with presets for the rest. Your pantry is remembered on your account and grouped, so the list stays short and the basics are always assumed on hand. Anna's answers no longer go missing if you switch apps while she's thinking, and scans over 50 ingredients show how many to remove. Small fixes and polish.